Our friend in Nebraska had planned to rescue these two, but when some
unforeseen circumstances happened, she was unable to take any more
into her home right then. She asked if we could take them in.
The ferrets had belonged to a woman`s son, he had left, and she didn`t
want them. They were being kept in the garage.
Kurt left for the 8 hour drive to Columbus, Nebraska at 9 am on
November 11, 2009, and returned at 3:15 am November 12th, only
stopping for food & fuel.
They didn`t have names--they were being called "Ferret#1" and
"Ferret#2" When we asked the woman which was which,she didn`t
know. She described one as an albino, & the other looked "like
a racoon" (The "albino" is a dark-eyed white boy)
They were being fed cat food, and had only one bare hammy :(
The ferrets were quite thin. They were under fed and, unlike most ferrets,
fought over food, because of this. The white one was grinding his teeth
because he had an ulcer.
We named them Christopher
and Eric